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==Right-wing==

==Right-wing==

Wilfully ignorant degenerates incapable of acknowledging the natural long-term monopolistic tendencies of an unpredictable and unregulated market, the obvious empirical fact (in the sense that anything can be a fact, which is not rooted in the certainties described by Descartes) of the non-existence of God, the possibility that something that currently exists might not be optimal, people kill people a lot more easily with guns, life begins with perception, most behaviors correlated to sex are societally variable, and therefore invalid, the fact that a certain book says something is right does not necessitate that it is, or that the lower class in a production-based economy (as opposed to the West's increasingly consumption-based economy, as it has been since around the late 1970s) are the most-productive and important workers in society, and that no one at risk of unplanned pregnancy or STI/D's, including themselves and their unfortunate children, will ever take abstinence seriously.

In politics, '''right-wing''' historically referred to a society run by natural law or tradition. It currently can refer to a belief set made up of economic and social conservatism, and support for a strong military and an active foreign policy. The term, as well as left-wing come from the French Revolution, a reference to where people sat in parliament.

Right-wingers can be found in the nature teaching their children to kill small woodland creature safe-distance, because pay the sociopathy forward.

The term '''Rightist''' refers to someone on the 'right' side of the [[political spectrum]]. Politics on the 'right' usually imply taking positions in favor of the traditional system of a society, including its traditional values and its traditional ruling institutions. Compare: [[leftist]].  Following the left-right political spectrum, a "Right-Winger" could be referred to as anyone who favors having marginally more economic than personal liberties.

==Pejorative usage==

==Pejorative usage==

Usage of terms like "right wing" and "far right" by liberals about conservatives is usually intended to conjure up images of Nazi genocide (though an objective interpretation of the left-right political spectrum would reveal that the fascist regimes of WWII Europe were more statist than right-wing). Indeed, some critics openly liken Israel and its leaders to "Nazis", even though Israel is the most democratic country in the entire Middle East.<ref>Arabs have full citizenship rights in Israel, even serving as judges and legislators.</ref>

Usage of terms like "right wing" and "far right" by liberals about conservatives is usually intended to conjure up images of Nazi genocide (though an objective interpretation of the left-right political spectrum would reveal that the fascist regimes of WWII Europe were more statist than right-wing). Indeed, some critics openly liken Israel and its leaders to "Nazis", even though Israel is the most democratic country in the entire Middle East.<ref>Arabs have full citizenship rights in Israel, even serving as judges and legislators.</ref>